UNICROSS Hosts First-Ever International Conference on Communication and Science Tomorrow
Organized by the Department of Mass Communication, this two-day conference is expected to attract a diverse group of participants,
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UNICROSS Hosts First-Ever International Conference on Communication and Science Tomorrow
The University of Cross River State (UNICROSS) is poised to make history with the launch of its inaugural international conference on the “Science of Communication and the Communication of Science.”
The event is scheduled to begin tomorrow, Wednesday, May 14, 2025, at the New Mass Communication Block on the university’s main campus in Calabar. The conference will run through Thursday, May 15, 2025.
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Organized by the Department of Mass Communication, this two-day conference is expected to attract a diverse group of participants, including academics, media professionals, researchers, and science communicators from across Nigeria and beyond.
Dr. Emmanuel Inyang, Chairman of the Conference Planning Committee, described the event as a groundbreaking initiative aimed at bridging the gap between science and society through effective communication. He emphasized that the conference would explore emerging trends, new research, and best practices in the fields of science communication, media engagement, and public understanding of science.
“This conference provides a unique platform for stakeholders to engage in meaningful discussions on how communication can enhance scientific literacy, influence policy, and drive development,” Dr. Inyang stated.
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The opening ceremony will feature distinguished guests, including Senator Dr. Stephen, the Cross River State Commissioner for Education, who will serve as the Guest of Honour. Dr. Erasmus Ekpang, the Commissioner for Information, is slated to deliver the keynote address, setting the stage for the conference’s insightful discussions.
With a mix of academic sessions, keynote presentations, and panel discussions, the conference promises to offer fresh perspectives on how science is communicated in today’s age of information overload and rapid technological advancement.
This pioneering event is set to make a significant contribution to the ongoing conversation about science communication and its impact on policy and society.
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